The Hello everyone and welcome back to another coffee talk although today I am drinking a tea.

I decided to make a lavender camel meal and squeeze a little bit of lemon into it

because I have hit my caffeine quota for the day and also I was just feeling something a bit more refreshing and light than an acidic coffee.

You know those days you just like just can't it's like that

stickiness of the tongue. I'm like I can't do a coffee right now so let me know what

you're drinking or doing down below and today I want to have a an conversation, but one that I want to address and approach as gently as possible because I find this interesting.

I think that it's a conversation that's a hundred percent worth

having and there's many different perspectives to take on this conversation at least the

first part of our conversation actually all of our conversation today but it was actually brought up in my

community discord and that's what ignited this idea of hosting this as a topic

today and it's basically this debate of whether or not the terms masculine and

feminine or masculinity and femininity if they're outdated if they are

past what they what they used to be used for and if we need to find better terms to outline what these

words have traditionally meant and a lot of the societal pressures that might come

with those types of words. So I'm going to dive into the conversation and remain as

unbiased as possible and then I will conclude my thoughts on the matter.

Now I also posted to the coffee talk Instagram which there is a coffee talk Instagram so if

you didn't know that already you can actually just look up Kalin's coffee talk on

Instagram if you ever want to be a part of these coffee talks if you want to put

your piece or your opinion in I'll usually do polls especially on conversations

like this,

where there can be multiple perspectives.

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